Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-10
Wedding Bells.

Two of Augustus most popular young peO-
pie, Mr.. Everett Stetson Hall, chief clerk in
Mr.. A. ID. Wards hardware store, and Miss
Cora Mae Downs, for years an employee in
the printing establishment of Z. o. Vickery,
were married at o'clock last evening at the
residence of Mr.. Dan. Wkitehouse on Pleas
ant street, where they will also reside. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr.. Skeele
of the Tappan Memorial Church. Mr..
Arthur Hall, the brother of the groom was
best man, and Miss Georgia Hanks was
des'maid The bride was elegantly attir-
ed in a dress of cream serge and satin, adorn-
ed with tea roses. Only the immediate rela-
tives of the contracting parties were present.
The occasion was a most pleasant affair.
The couple received many congratulations,
among them the Journals, and will receive
many more by their hosts of friends in this
city. The bride was the recipient os many
beautiful useful and valuable presents, a
list of which is as follows:
S. II. Russell, one-half dozen silver desert
spoons.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Chisam $40 gold
piece,
Mrs. Crosby, So gold piece.
Misses Merrill and Miss Blanche Mason,
silver card receiver.
Misses Martin, and Miss Getchell, silver
syrup pitcher.
Mr. and Mrs. S. c. Whitehouse, silver
berry dish
Mr. and Mrs X. l.. Clark, silver cake bas-
ket.
Mr. Walter Packard and Miss Fannie
Bradbury, silver pickle jar.
Misses Townes, berry dish.
Mamie and Kate Lynch, one-half doz fruit
knives.
Miss Annie Downes, silver spoon hold
er.
Arthur Packard and Emma Randall, sill
yer butter dish.
Mr. and Mrs. j. p. Whtehouse, pickle
jar
A. d. Ward, berry dish
Edith j. Colder, silver sugar spoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W.P, Wellman, silver cary
ing knife and fork.
Louise Selbng, berry dish.
Harry Rlodgett, individual pepper and salt
set.
Edwin Dudley, same.
Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Goodale, Lowell,
NJ ass, water set.
Mrs. L. Downs, dozen silver knives and
forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Tibbetts, silver spoon
| holder and call bell also from same, brass
hand painted PLAGUE
| Emile Barber, ice cream spoons; also
from same silver pie knife.
Henry Miller aud Cora Berry, silver sugar
spoon.
| Lizzie s. Morse silver butter knife.
Mr. and Mrs. f. c. Bailey, solid silver
desert spoons.
Miss Humphrey, one dozen solid silver tea
spoons.
Lynn F. Leighton, hand-painted PLAGUE.
Mr. Stuart and Miss Hanks, steel engrav-
ing, framed.
Elmer Parkman and Lizzie Packard, plush
framed hand-painted PLAGUE,
Annie Taber, Gertie Patterson and Angie
Smiley Rogers group.
Mr. and Mrs. n. W Dowrs, Watervile,
centre lamp for table.
Miss Susan Abigail Copp, vases.
Mollie and Lizzie Sheehan, Leeds ware
vases.
Misses Keegan, vases.
Minnie Pulsifer, vase
s. ID. Currier, vase.
| 4. J. Yeaton, vase.
Lizzie and Mabel Thompson, water pitch
er.
Miss Angie Kalloch and Mrs. Kalloch, wa
ter pitcher.
Arthur Hall, commode set.
Mrs. Simpson and daughter, lemonade
set
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Barton, North Anson
glass set,
Lizzie Frain and Sadie Merrill, cream and
berry dishes
Callie Cox and Jennie Robbins, berry set
| Mrs. $. A. Russell and daughter, tea urn
and cream pitcher.
F. L. Webber, chest of spices.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Savage, Lowell, china
salad dish and cake plate.
Mr. \. J. Hall, dinner set.
Mr.. Jesse Hall, vegetable dishes.
Reta Young, fruit plate, hand-painted.
Mr.. Bicknell egg dish.
Pearl Boynton, card receiver.
Mrs j. A. Hall, silk quilt.
Mrs. Hannah Humphrey. tidy.
Mrs. J. d. Robbins, dressing cape.
Mr. II. A. Cox, towels.
Mrs Smith Lowell table linen.
Mrs s. f. Whitehouse towels
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. A. Blodgett bed
spread.
Mrs. NJ. d. Runnells, table cover
Emile Hall, towels.
Allie Barber, pair of bed blankets and
| towels.
| Helen 4. Sumner, tidy.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. Whitehouse, bed-spread.
| Mauie Chase. tidy
| Mr.. and Mrs. Peavy, Waterville, tidy.
Harvey Chisam, wash board
Mrs. Barber, brush.
Millie Bradbury bread-board and knife.
Emile Barber. tea can filled and pickles.
Mr.. Knight, thermometer.
Mrs c. S. Boothby, two jars spiced cur
rents.
Mrs Downs, brides mother) antique oak
chamber set
Mrs. Ida W. Barber, satin damask table
cover.
Arthur +. Hewitt, lemonade set.
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